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Unlocking the Moviemaking Mind - Tales of Voice, Vision, and Video From K-12 Classrooms

English · Paperback / Softback

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Unlocking the Moviemaking Mind explores how our innate abilities as storytellers can be used in the K-12 classroom to stimulate new approaches to learning. Relying on data collected during a multi-year research project in a variety of school settings, this book relies on story and synthesis to present tried and true methods of introducing media making practices in the classroom. Unlocking the Moviemaking Mind also offers strategies for overcoming individual and systematic barriers that educators and administrators are likely to encounter when incorporating storytelling into their curricula.

List of contents










Preface
Introduction
Part One: Keys
Chapter 1: Telling Stories and Storytelling
·Instinct
·Connection
·Nature
·Motivation
Chapter 2: Video Is Not Vocation
·Expression
·Purpose
·Solution
·Integration
Chapter 3: Destination and Journey in Video Production
·Reason
·Invention
·Resilience
Part Two: Locks
Chapter 4: Behind the Camera, In Front of the Lens: Video and Self-Discovery
·Boundaries
·Acknowledgment
·Paths
Chapter 5: Video and Voice
·Listening
·Hearing
·Perspective
·Noise
·Fringe
·Humanity
Part Three: Unlocking the Moviemaking Mind
Chapter 6: Media and Literacy
·Reciprocity
·Empowerment
·Transformation
Chapter 7: The Mess Is the Message
·Motive
·Confabulation
Conclusion
References

About the author










Michael Schoonmaker is the long-time Chairman of the Television-Radio-Film Department at Syracuse University's Newhouse School, and author of the book Camera in the Classroom: Educating the Post-TV Generation, a guide for K-12 teachers who wish to integrate film and video into their curricula. His professional credits include production management roles at MTV and NBC Olympic Unit's Emmy Award-winning coverage of the 1988 Olympic Games in Seoul, Korea.

John Wolf (Ph.D., Syracuse University) teaches in the Science, Technology, and Society Program at the New Jersey Institute of Technology in Newark. His research focuses on digital culture, deviance, and social change.

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